Starlink has been launched in Lesotho amid intense pressure from the Donald Trump administration over tariffs.

Despite mounting local opposition, Prime Minister Samuel Matekane’s government has granted Starlink Lesotho – a subsidiary of ...

Lesotho has officially joined the global Starlink network, becoming the latest African nation to greenlight Elon Musk’s satellite internet service amid both celebration and controversy.

Was Lesotho pressured into obtaining Elon Musk's Starlink amid the country's stance on foreign investment, and President ...

“Starlink now available in Lesotho!” SA-born Starlink boss Elon Musk said in a post on his platform X. Lesotho is the 23rd ...

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Spokespeople for India, Lesotho and several other countries did not respond to requests for comment, nor did SpaceX. A Post opinion column last week also reported on Starlink’s expansion in ...

Musk’s satellite telecommunications company, Starlink, has been trying to break into the market in Lesotho for a while—Musk even met with prime minister Sam Matekane in New York last year.

Lesotho granted Elon Musk’s Starlink a 10-year license to operate its satellite network in the tiny southern African mountain kingdom as it seeks to improve ties with the US. The decision marks ...

Starlink had been looking to get access to customers from the country; however, the company was only handed a 10-year internet service license in Lesotho after Trump revealed the tariffs and ...

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